Donald J. Trump

So it was very...

you know, very, I think you can say confusing.

And when the president of the United States goes to a place like Israel right now, and particularly to Jerusalem, given the, you know, there's reports already in Gaza that, you know, some of the clans down there, they're having some payback already to people they say are collaborated with the Israelis.

It's a very volatile situation.

You know, we're a long way from peace.

President Trump has laid out the architecture and his force of will has brought us to this to get the 20 hostages.

released and to start the process of peace.

But with all the celebration you see, and this is why I think we've had Joe Gilbert on for the last couple of days, you've had these type of outpourings before where people in Israel thought there was going to be peace and it ended up not being peace.

Now, I don't think there's ever been an outpouring around an individual like there is around President Trump.

It's just extraordinary how they're connecting President Trump to this day of getting the hostages back when even a couple weeks ago when Netanyahu went to the United Nations.

It looks like the farthest thing from what was going to happen.

Kurt Mills, your thoughts on – I'm pretty upset about this thing in the Knesset.

I just think it's unacceptable.

And, you know, I put this on Bibi and his government and also the interaction with the U.S.

government.

But when the president of the United States comes into essentially a war zone and Israel is a war zone, you've had, as the president said, not Steve Bannon, president said 60,000 casualties.

in two years, you know, pretty extraordinary.

Kurt Mills, your thoughts on what we just saw at the beginning of the Knesset, which I say was totally and completely unacceptable.

Yeah, I don't deign to presume, but I would be a little surprised if the security was this self-evidently shoddy on the Arab side.

So we'll see, hopefully, what that looks like in a few hours.